19th Ward Chicago: Who voted for the Soda Pop tax and why?

Wednesday, August 2, 2017

Who voted for the Soda Pop tax and why?

WHY?

Voting for the tax were Luis Arroyo Jr., D-Chicago; Jerry "Iceman" Butler, D-Chicago; John Daley, D-Chicago; Garcia; Edward Moody, D-Chicago Ridge; Stanley Moore, D-Chicago; Sims; and Larry Suffredin, D-Chicago with Toni Preckwinkle S-Chicago breaking the tie.

In voting for this tax what were they promised? What did they get? job security? more patronage jobs? campaign contributions? pet projects? pay raises for idiot family members? county contracts for friends and relatives?

Voting against the tax were Richard Boykin, D-Oak Park; John Fritchey, D-Chicago; Bridget Gainer, D-Chicago; Gregg Goslin, R-Glenview; Sean Morrison, R-Palos Park; Schneider; Peter Silvestri, R-Elmwood Park; and Jeffrey Tobolski, D-McCook.

6 comments:

Anonymous8/02/2017
Please reprint this list just before the next county board election.
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Anonymous8/02/2017
Should have voted for O'Brien!
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Anonymous8/02/2017
We are going to get more taxes if Rauner loses!
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Anonymous8/02/2017
Ahhhgh, I'm too pissed off about this to say anything
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Anonymous8/03/2017
Start thinking about moving out of Illinois to a non democratically controlled state.
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Anonymous8/04/2017
daley retarded????
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